Seven Oaks Lodge

This private camp is truly magical. While the amenities are limited, it is the perfect relatively-nearby getaway for anyone looking for a quiet camping area. We've visited for short weekend trips quite a few times, and have always left with incredible memories!

Loved this place, but after the last couple of floods it is closed indefinitely. No camping and the store and restaurant are closed. So sad 😞. Damn mother nature

Great place to visit and camp. The only thing I would say needs some help is that their bathrooms ran out of hot water the first night. They're not capable to adapt to big groups.

Love this place. Could use upgrading in the restrooms but overall a great camping experience.

Camping on a stream is about as good as it gets. This is the oldest campground in Southern California (I think). I've stayed a few times and always enjoy the tent spots right next to the flowing water. Both times I had bought fire wood, they gave me free fire starter (card board, news paper). The little store is so helpful for those forgotten items. If you are there on a weekend, you are in luck. The restaurant and bar is open on weekends. This is an excellent "jumping off" location if you want to spend a day at Big Bear. From the campsite, the entire drive is gorgeous. I was scared by a certain review from a month ago. Then after seeing all of that guy's reviews I realized he is just an individual that has a lot of bad days.